Merry Moments DSP

Christmas Card Class #8

This was our bonus project from the afternoon Christmas Card Classes.  This is a CASE from the fabulous Patty Bennett.  I changed it up a bit by using the Snow Place Bundle.  It’s made from a Kraft Tag a Bag Gift Bag.  A to/from card slips inside the bag, while a Gift Card fits in the pocket of the fold.

Snow Place Gift Card Holder

Here’s the fixin’s!

Score the gift bag 3″ from the bottom of the bag.  Fold the bottom up.  Stamp the greeting on the right hand side of the bottom flap, which has been folded up in Mossy Meadow.  Wrap a 1 1/2″ x 10 1/2″ strip of Merry Moments DSP around the bag, adhering so that the “seam” will be behind the penguin.  Tie a piece of Real Red satin ribbon (from the Clearance Rack) above the DSP.

Take a 4″ square piece of Real Red CS.  Punch two adjacent corners with the Curvy Corner Trio Punch.  Stamp the words from the Oh, What Fun stamp set in Memento Tuxedo Black.

On a white scrap, stamp the penguin in Memento Tuxedo Black, and color the beak and feet with a Tangelo Twist Marker.  Stamp the candy cane and Santa hat in Real Red.  Cut all three with the matching framelit dies, and adhere with dimensionals.

The items to make this project are available in my online store.  Simply click on the shopping basket!

Until next time……..stay inky, my friends!

 

Christmas Card Class #7

The final card from my Christmas Card Classes.  We made three each of three designs, plus one bonus project in each class.  This card uses the Cozy Christmas and Sparkly Seasons stamp set.

Cozy Christmas

The base card is made of Real Red CS.

I used my paper saving technique once again on this card.  We cut the white circle from the bottom left area of the white panel using the Seasonal Frame Thinlit Die, and punched a 2 1/2″ circle from the Smoky Slate panel.

The greeting from Cozy Christmas is stamped in the upper right corner in Real Red.  A strip of DSP from the Merry Moments pack is adhered to the white panel, covering the circle we cut out for the snowglobe.  The white panel is adhered to the Smoky Slate panel, covering the whole we punched.  A piece of silver satin ribbon is placed across the front and adhered to the back of the smoky slate panel.

We stamped the cabin from Cozy Christmas onto the white circle.  The snow from the Sparkly Season set is stamped in Smoky Slate.  The white circle was adhered to the Smoky Slate circle and adhered to the card with dimensionals.  The snowglobe base from Sparkly Seasons is stamped onto a scrap of Real Red CS, fussy cut, and adhered with dimensionals.

Using the 2-way glue pen, we randomly dotted the snow, the cabin roof, and the snow beneath the cabin, and sprinkled on Dazzling Diamonds.

Items to make this card are available in my store by clicking on the shopping basket.

Until next time…….stay inky, my friends!

Christmas Card Class #4

This is the bonus project from my morning Christmas Card Classes.  We had a great time making this bottle tag (wine not included…LOL) using the Festive Flower Builder Punch.

Poinsettia Wine Tag

Here’s the fixin’s!

The base is a strip of Garden Green CS, measuring 2 3/4″ x 8 1/2″.  You can get four of these from a regular size sheet of CS.  Score at 2 1/2″ and punch a 1 3/8″ circle in the center of the smaller section.

Cut a piece of Merry Moments DSP to 2″ x 6″ and trim one end using the Triple Banner Punch.  This gets adhered to the larger section of the tag.

Create the Poinsettia in Real Red and Garden Green, using Reason for the Season, the Festive Flower Punch, and the directions here .(I used gold glimmer for the flower stamens).  Adhere to the tag where desired.  Stamp the greeting from And Many More on a scrap and punch using the Washi Label Punch, and adhere with dimensionals.  I added a few gold sequins randomly to add a little sparkle.

Any of the products used to make this project can be purchased by visiting my shopping site.  Just click on the shopping basket.  If you’re interested in becoming a demonstrator, I’d love to have you on my team!

Until next time……..stay inky, my friends!